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Under the general supervision of the Manager of the Sterile Processing Department (SPD), the Sterile Processing Technician Specialist collaborates with the SPD Supervisor, Operating Room (OR) Specialty Team Manager (STM) RN and Surgical Technologist Coordinator (STC.
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At the completion of competency-based training the Sterile Processing Assistant may reprocess instrumentation in the decontamination, assembly and sterilization area under the direct supervision of a Supervisor, Educator or advanced Sterile Processing Technician.
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The Sterile Processing Tech is overseen by the Lead Sterile Processing Technician. Required: High school diploma or GED. Completion of a formal Sterile Processing Technician course with field training or 1 year of experience as Sterile Processing Technician or Operating Technician.
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The Medical Supply Technician (Sterile Processing) is assigned to the Sterile Processing Service at the Pittsburgh VAMC, Pittsburgh, PA. The Incumbent is responsible for the receipt of contaminated critical and semi-critical reusable medical device (RME) and for the decontamination and sterilization of this RME. The duties require basic knowledge of sterile techniques within the SPS department.
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Job Summary and QualificationsThe Sterile Processing Technician has the primary responsibility of processing and maintaining quality control of surgical instruments, and the monitoring of sterilization/decontamination equipment used in Surgical Services.
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Sterile Processing Department Technician - C.S.P.D.T or Registered Central Service Technician - CRCST. The Sterile Processing Technician, Lead assists the OR staff in the organization and daily function of the operating room in accordance with established federal, state, accreditation standards and facility policies and procedures.
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LanceSoft is seeking a travel Sterile Processing Technician for a travel job in Norman, Oklahoma. Specialty: Sterile Processing Technician. Certified Sterile processing tech certification.
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Under general supervision of the Sterile Processing Supervisor or Sterile Processing Educator, the Sterile Processing Technician (SPT)II serve with basic knowledge of Sterile Processing techniques/skills and is responsible for decontaminating, operationally checking, assembling, sterilizing, and distributing reusable surgical/clinical instrumentation and implants throughout the organization.
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HCA Healthcare Co-Founder If you are looking for an opportunity that provides satisfaction and personal growth, we encourage you to apply for our Sterile Processing Technician PRN opening.
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Certified Registered Central Sterile Technician (CRCST) through IAHCSMM OR certification as Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician (CSPDT) through CBSPD required.
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The Sterile Processing Technician Coordinator serves as the clinical / technical expert for sterilization, disinfection, instrumentation, supplies and equipment at Bassett Healthcare.
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Under the general guidance and direction of the CSPS Clinical Operations Supervisor and CSPS Training and Staff Development Team, the Central Sterile Processing Technician 1 applies entry level skill sets to perform core Sterile Processing functions as instructed.
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Park Nicollet team members who have been employed for 10 consecutive years prior to 2015 with no lapse in employment as Instrument Room Aide/Sterile Processing Department Technician (9AT) and/or Lead Sterile Processing Technician (116-030) will not be required to obtain certification.
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Jump-start your career as a(an) Lead Central Sterile Technician today with HCA Florida Sarasota Doctors Hospital. If you are looking for an opportunity that provides satisfaction and personal growth, we encourage you to apply for our Lead Central Sterile Technician opening.
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Certified Sterile Processing Technician (CSPT), or Certified Surgical Technician (CST) must be obtained within 1 year of employment start date. As a(an) Sterile Processing Technician I EVENINGS with Mission Hospital you can be a part of an organization that is devoted to giving back.
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